Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-02
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 Ex-Judes Pinney has lstuFnsd | Phenix.
 Kingman presents . good opening io . tin shop.
 A decorative axt sehool is to bs stAzf ea in Phenix-
 Work has commenced on Teopsi $3O. .0OO hotel
 Col. F. c. Hatch is expected homs iz Phenix in few days. The Phenix base ball club vil give [ masquerade ball soon- Tie Prospector reports band of rob bers in the Drsgoon mountains- Tucson is making great preparations f..r the $i.' % sword presentation Ground v.s broken on the 37th inst. at Tucson for the Territorial Univsrsity
 Mrs. Judge stilIvell. O! Tombstone. ii reported to be seriously ill with dipthe. riA.
 Land in Nohave county e good q that in southern California can bs fought for eS per acre. The Golden Gate Mining company wiil ,oon start np work on their mine at Lost Basin, Mohave county. Klngmsn c-ls"r.ted the opening of it. new hotel with great sclAt and bell on Monday night O: l>st week.
 Pbenix representatives q sI Louia secured round trip excursiou rate tc the Salt river valley from that city for $6,.
 Col. NAsten, of the Phenix q Mar rops railroad. has been directed to look out . rsilrosd route from Temps tc Gloue.
 The cosoner's jury found that Thos Reilly, of Au~s City, came to b death from an osersiose O; lAudAnum. probe by taken with suicidal intent. Ex-Governor Geare c. Perkins. o' CalIivruis, and one oi ,he most distin yu shed citisens of the Golden State, n 1 visiting ths uthern part of tho tern tIy.
 A party sent out from Floreuce. o' Monday, to locate some rich gold mine | sixty niiles es.s of there. Specimen shown by Apache Indians vers hAl gold.
 Lihrado PusblA, the vould be escap ar Yuma, who was killed in the attempt wAs one of the San Pedro. YazEoters- H mad been ia the penitentiAry about ai i.en days
 The Sentinel aays that the Gila sn Colorado valley lands only await the af vent of the orchArdiss to supply th mIkets If the east with choice en earl. fruits-
 Mir. Henry Althod cold quarter se' ,ion of land, below Pheniz, with on water right in the Grand canal. to gentleman n.m.d J. r. AcAlister; cor .iderAtion, $500 cash.
 Miss Julia Street, the fourtesn-yea' id dAus hter Of Judge and Ars. Vel sser stre,t, vAs Saturday awarded th prize for being the most beautiful gi on the fair grounds at Phenia. 1 The ArironAn says that s'priva' | letter from San Diego announces th gratifying fact that the health of tl
 Hon. Patrick H .milton has greatly in
 proved since going to that city.
 The Star s.ys, there is no uss in d
 nying the fact that Phenix is the han
 -ome.t city in Arizona and her Psopl are chuck full of enterprise and pusl and that is what makes Phenix boon l of the Apache Indians of Eskimil sin's band, one h.s been sentenced one year in the penitentisry for gran larceny, and the other--dve in nun
 ter-s~ven mon he each, for resistin
 officers at the recent term of court
 Florence.
 Birt, of the Phenix Advance. in
 h-ngshy article on the Salt River valie!
 grows eloquent and indulges in th
 following peror stiop. which he prob
 bly undentood better than any os b
 readers: With . virgin sol enrichs
 hy the debris of the vegetation of cent ri-., possessing all the element of vege
 able nutrition to yield abundant sn profirable crops without the aid of art
 ficial fertilization cave the sPPlicas,c
 of water, it ned. only % tickle 1t with hoe and it will laugh with . harvest | Harris recently arrested freisl ? eouductor and two bIskemen of q S,nshern Pacific rsilroAd. charged vi rohbins freight csrr in transit From conf.s.ion made by them, it seems th this system d rohbing the freight e
 by thi. gang has been . sosrss of no
 profit, and certain parties in Tucso
 Benson, Wilcox. Deming and El fs . have been the recipients of the Plund'
 Now that the chiefs of the gang ha . been taken, it is very lkely come n development. uill be made. and so' C fellows get pinched who are nos q ! pectsd.
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